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10 Popular Musical Instruments of India

Can you guess the popular Musical Instruments of India?

Here is the list of the 10 Popular Musical Instruments of India.



  • Shringa/Kombu
  • Nadaswaram/Nagaswaram
  • Chenda
  • Dhol
  • Duff
  • Flute
  • Chimta
  • Mridangam
  • Harmonium
  • Sarangi





Shringa/Kombu musical instrument
Shringa/Kombu is a Horn





Nadaswaram /nagaswaram musical instrument
Nadaswaram/Nagaswaram(Tamil Nadu)



Chenda Musical Instrument
Chenda(Kerala)


Dhol musical instrument
Dhol(Punjab)


Duff musical instrument
Duff(Persian origin)


Flute musical instrument
Flute



Chimta musical instrument
Chimta(Punjab)



Mridangam musical instrument
Mridangam(India)
Harmonium musical instrument
Harmonium(India)
Sarangi musical instrument
Sarangi(Rajastan)

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